Teaching with Love and Logic

Reduce the drama in the classroom and help students learn to take responsibility to solve problems faced by students

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Foster Cline and Jim Fay are parents of love and logic, a book about strong love. This book thinks that children need love, but they also need to learn the lesson of life from the earliest age. An important idea behind love and logic is to educate the children about their consequences and responsibilities. Because Cline and Fay are handled in the real world, parents think that they need to deal with their children. They insist that parents have to stop offering soft landings to their children and provide realistic results to them (your daughter forgets to feed her dog, you know I will give it up for a couple of days without consulting her; the kids will run out of all) money, no more money for lunch he said he was agreeing to him only condition but he paid a fee I asked if I could use the food in the refrigerator for lunch.

"Love and logic" teaches that all children should contribute meaningfully to their families in the form of housework. Very small children can "help" their parents. When they were six or seven years old they started doing housework without remembering and without paying rent. Over the past 30 years, we have developed the following three parts to achieve this goal. It may seem silly. . When doing housework, please do not say "act now". If a child forgets or forgets to do the housekeeping, this will give you enough time to understand what you might do.

Love has its own logic and violates normal utilitarian logic. For example, most resources are missing and can be used. But love is the opposite, lovingly loved. A person with a child does not love the child when the child has another child. A person in love fell in love more. People who love college do not love his country very much. Love expands with use. Those who do not know what she wants from life are not necessarily lost. But she probably has not yet fulfilled the agent's moment. When I was searching for the clarity of the problem by myself, I wondered if I could make a list, love list. I put my favorite on top, then pour all the time and energy into these few people. In fact, prioritization is not easy. It means making choices and saying no to certain people or specific people. But like David wrote, "This is what you will detain you yourself and make you free."